Roosevelt's message urges national reform and stronger regulation
President Roosevelt argues for federal oversight of big corporations especially in interstate commerce, calls for rate regulation of railroads, anti fraud measures in finance and insurance, stronger election integrity laws, currency flexibility, and humanitarian aims. He endorses peace through justice, expands on the Monroe Doctrine, Santo Domingo aid, and emphasizes naval and army readiness, immigration controls, public land reform, and Panama Canal funding.
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